Meiringen & the Haslital On the mountain
On the mountainSkiing at Meiringen-Hasliberg
The home mountain — a genuinely family-friendly ski area reached by gondola from the valley floor, with runs from gentle nursery slopes to long descents off the Planplatte, near 2,400 metres.
The ski area
Meiringen-Hasliberg has around 60 kilometres of pistes spread across Reuti, Bidmi, Mägisalp and Käserstatt, climbing toward the Planplatte at roughly 2,400 metres. The terrain is mostly blue and red — forgiving, sunny and well suited to families and improving skiers — with a snow park and dedicated learning areas.
Reaching the lifts
The Meiringen–Hasliberg gondola climbs from the edge of the village to Reuti, where the network of lifts begins — so you can be on the mountain without moving the car. Ski and boot storage waits at the flat, so you travel up unencumbered.
Beyond the pistes
When you want a day off the skis, there are marked winter walking and snowshoe trails, toboggan runs, and mountain restaurants with south-facing terraces. The village itself stays quiet and unhurried through the season.
Good to know
Is Meiringen-Hasliberg good for beginners and children?
Yes — it is one of the region's most family-friendly areas, with gentle nursery slopes, plenty of blue and red runs, and dedicated learning zones.
Can I store skis and boots at the flat?
Yes. There is ski and boot storage at the flat, so you can head to the gondola without carrying everything each morning.
Make the Haslital your base
All of this is within reach of the flat. Check dates and book direct — no platform fee.